Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, January 27, 1913 · page 2

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Vanishing attendance iecords 1193‘
time a hobby at this cozy photo’-
'_ theatre. There must be}! rea-
ill... Get into the limelight'aud find
out-why our pictures and projection
have the world beet. Today‘s program
a headed with that great tWoreei
mp epeciol, “Human Hearts," with
in: not and Jahe Fearnley in
‘thte lead in: roles. Rex offers "By-
iae We.” a pathetic review or the
movements of on old actor whom
the public had. deserted to die, unwopt
“unknown. Eeklr offers "At the
me the Butterfly Burnt It's sWinn."
Qmodydrama with it more) to it
Tomorrow a beautiful souvenir pout
rd photo of Pearl White the former
Eonth Norwalk Stock Company favor-
ite, who now is the star of CryotiilE
than: will be given me to each adult '
whoi'i. Coming Friday with ii gallop
find a roar—"Sheridan's Ride"~—iliree
tool 101 Bison Military Drama, con-
mining the most wonderful battle
scones ever included in any histori
oaii pictnre. i

 

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”5:3”?! PMTDH STIR. UP
rm: WITH noosavu‘r.

WEN. 00am, Jan. 27.—Booause
. flirflcwm K. Woodman, pastor or
1 divinity mum church, championed
' mat in his presidential‘ cam.
“he only poncho: to he]! hie
Won the other half hold oar-
flow in their own homes. i
7'!" m wit. of dimmrtina
mined room in too much—tor you
in fill one that'- iit low. 90 per
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THE NEW WIZARD. ,

‘iy. hi buoy today securing a list at those

xiiori'.

For bier
lhiriy Years

on: «mum “1'5“.ro pom cm.

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Seeveral voéni no a whi’citiifiieased the

'To' immove ‘SIDEWALKS; ,. '

Charles E. Morse. oi Tho asiom, '

W. O. G Lillie E. Miller.

port; P. N. 6‘ Mrs hooker, of

 

Mrii. Golder, Mrs Lotion; GoodrRetlf
ting, N. (3. Augiistna B, his. N. H.
and w h. boom. 92 ”o “twentieth-
niond‘ery, 110.956 U. 0. G. C. of
South Norwnlk. Communications mm
several of the grand officers who
could not be present were rend.
There was a mm number or respon-
ses read from members at roll call.

 

“not able to heart hand. wm also
read among therhoone rfrom Cnb‘a
Mine Maude Ruhe‘y («bored with

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audience grentl 2i
lied were as Job

The olilcet‘ilnt

im:
Pi iv. o—e. pride. .
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Street Property.
Street Commissioner Edmoi Ii. Du:-

Main street property owners who have
had sidewalks and their intention on

to what they will do to improve thn .

conditions. he we: at work upon the
proposition yummy and; made send
headway.

The work was authorized ihy the city
council meeting at last Monday night,
the dint-acorn! condition of the gram:
proportion of the walks having “been
ibrouglit to the attention or the’boord
by Mayor Edwm J. Finnegan.

It is hepad that new walk. will be
laid in all imthnous when the paving
work is completed limbo wring

 

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Titian To swanE BANK.

FRESNO, Cat. Jan. 27.——Will!am J.
Reid, who says he iii a Chlctgo bus!
nose inan woe locked up here that
night on a charge or having attempt-
ed to (swindle the Commercial Bonk of
finger out or 314 860.

but .sntiirdey lie dinpoflted a draft,
for $14.85!! with the bank tit Sensor.
saying he was planning valentine
minibuses in town. Several dun later
Reid telephoned to the bank 1mm
Fianna asking if. lie might present a
c och on his draft. The bank, which
had learned that the draft was a ton
told him to do so. He was an
rented when he appeared.

At the hill lie wan divested of a red
'wig and was found to be wearing two
complete suite of clothing. A small
printing outfit was iound in his new
session. E

Several dayii betcha hiii mm: Reid

had deposited $1.000 It! a limo book. i

For Saturdav Hosiery Come lb Us

“MIMI.
Ml TM. Wait. 2..

E ‘ vanadium

alum. NW .,

in may we. too. _
Guildhall m " , .

all Wranglers.»

teamminioner‘ouiiy Looking up Main'

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‘edltore' write to.tho silences; adult-

‘and bin instrument in the wonderful

 

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W P.—-—Minerve Rumor.

K. of R.——A. .31. Decker.
- F. R. kr—Cng’m' Keeler.
Treasurdrwmhvfimtt

N. Hr~Q¢nCV8 l. hooker.
W I. (In—Geo. B. Milo

W O G~Jemee Walsh .. .
Repreeelitntive to Grand Command-v”.
cry-C P. Keeier * ~‘

Alternate Repioiientutivewliopiu
homer.

Reitulmentp and ii ooeial hoof fol-
lowed owl quite on interest VII maul-5..
tested.

FORMER FABTOR HERE.

 

Rev. Dr. Build aivu Fine some»
at Congregational Vapor Woo.
Rev. Gould 8.. Board, Rh. 1).. 1’0?-

nier pastor at the South homo Goo-u

smeationai Church nooks at the vet...
ier service yesterday afternoon, to

a congregation that Mind the large"

chin-cit His theme we: "Anointing

Lives." Hie quoted? 1mm thp W or

a prominent etiitor. who shy: “That

tore spent “hp flowering, llyan‘f and
he developed the idea at the respond

people may mm to the good loanoio ,

res oi othorll. :i. A,

George VW the vioiinfit up
lined the whole audience with Mo
magnificent playing He has the m
of making yo‘o target both Minolta.“

tone directs he produces. Hit Lam
and Trauma!!! were mammleoen of
tone imam-ethane- Both he and Dr.
Board will be vomit welcomed who»
ever they appear before South Nor-
wnlk audiences min.

 

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Wellnitz, oi the local continent m
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brill pita hunted hwny. When
ry no limit. hem she rain
Mammal and mill

As time

tram ton to thirty minutes axiom:

her minister;

 
 

poor Alom's- arrive on doomed polio!
bio." she“ said one day when she
wasn't Molina ' ,_ 3
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' ’» "i don't wont to accept an obituary

In it hurry. Inn! one to do justice

, to hi: character 1 pm going to write
tone. and l with: ask all my triendii to ‘

do the name.“
“I will certainly do my toil olihre. "
And he did. and. so did a demon our

erg. In the come of three months
:24 specimen obituaries were handed 1
in New: in lilo w you”. at life did :

Alon-e Smith receive month at th-
amiitimi he did in the tint nix montlie
utter Modalities. The widow rénd oil
the obituaries. but accepted none.

none of them dime do him justice"
The miniatu- ind gone as (or no he

- mum. [smith wunot ii member

or his chalet: with the trim and he

the final!“ lungnuge on slight prom.
catiou. He had said that Alonzo had
{one to his test. and what woe our
loan was hip gain. and be thought that
doing pretty well by a goon who wu
booting admit some.

lmbehgnl‘dbylbfll”ummd

:‘howklw.

"1 inset. tiller with you there.” soft-
ly replied the pnrson.
"And it ought to any that he was

ion-ea rum difl‘orent times."

“I can't agree" -
”And I‘m wondering if it shouldn't

lay“ litaolt the news. You know
how manytiineii ! minted own. 1.

don‘t M‘ the! world to think 1 Just
are: yell and-ms all over'it'."

or court: the tombstone maker:
were not given the potty. Whenfili
local puppiy‘wna exhausted the cat'-
olden were tokeni'rm: uni-bier Boom,
my my Ilia around not” their
W luau not very not-up and
minus» new. and me were inclined
to meaty and dominion. the some
on it buying or selling pork. but no
specimen of tombstone that had ever
handed a grave woa quite good one!“
for the me Aim
to any «gout m:
”1 mt a We Mummy
camper it.”

"Oh. you me a tomb?"

"No. i dont Alonso no no lamb.”
“Thai on angel?"

“No; be m In angel."

“Thin out: your final“

my Gym“ wu killed by:
in!”

“So you has» aid."

"I have been tBlnklnit of having I
hill nominations-dot: lumber
an angel. but haven't fully mnde up
mt all! uh. I wilt-«innit my min
later and let you know.”

helm uh would cal on the pur-
uooimil patthemoto hi nodlmoh
down‘an'd begin to ooh I: he replied:
"i pinion have I pinto tequila-tom.

Molotov.
“Tomi twin."
no. thyrhoweoidsettho

mrmifl. may do our lot in ii

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ewe-em minim in. it won hard alt, .
. the neighbors. lint a heap harder

; ‘il‘ni‘sen. I must pet a' tonibstone ihii' ‘E *

“They are oil good. but I dou’ i: think '

had been known to brook/loose with _

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is. realty the gown. ‘ Little Einorc

15 re-

qnmtd exocpt the phoenix: of some» daintyE silk. These
‘ eifidt't‘ive garniture opangle'd With cr} astral or gold beads.

 
 

.195" distinctive cwlllmes‘
for no other trimming is! needed.

In Cryiiti'il aitd Gold. from $163591? $25. 00.

Muiideon platted Chiffon

slipk

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Fans,

4

Not a very lgrisat number.
L 10th

for siiii is

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marked for Ciehronce

A entail collection of various gfa‘iEL‘S mEtE stiles with

prides that are astonishingly low.

Wblte and Bloch Spangled Fans with

Sticks.

Japanese Fans with painted sticks mid designs

Lace trimmed

Red Angora Bonnets. “ere $i so

EfChlldl'e-H'S Wear-

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Lawn Dresses, to: Ages 5 anti 6 )cars

in more or loss elaborato pottcrngi oietxoocdmgly hand-
! , and mike”
h etonomioztl aim...

at

sandalwood

'iriihibing So when.

1\ aloe S3 .25 in! $2. 50
\ aim: $3.00 , for $1.98
Value $2 50 for $1.50

for 25¢

.White Wool Toques for babies, were 39c and 50c, for
Second floor.

The Spring Standard

13 Cents. .

 

Fashion Book

New ready, the price zoo, with one. Pattern free:
The February Designer with beautiftil pictures. sto~ .

fits, and the ever interesting fashions
with queer tunic and tablier affairs that lire to be
.rage this spring. Price. :0 cents.

Draped gow

Patterns for simple frocks to w ear in summer.

Stamping

Patterns for w aiists and towel culls

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The Hatch & Bailey Gompany

IOU‘I’H nonwntx. court

Lumber and Mill Work for Everything .

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in gaining npidiy in ”purity u o when
pluma- M wall-pupal

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tor WI and
limit. yum)

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Annual Sale

Hand Embei ered

Mortality

Minded ore “MINT MIND. COMM ATIONO.
M. WINS, 9m”! OGVIRI, etc. Yo innit see those
m «Win than. No deportation so give you a ml

to of the hinter-
his: flat WW or tho m T“ .

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